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To be sure, I'm not stating my preferences, just what I think will happen. I don't like any candidate on either ticket.
To be honest, if I were locked in a room without food, and not allowed to leave until I stated a preference, it probably would be Trump...he has said a few things I like. But he won't be even nominated...I'm guessing Walker (a man I despise) looks a little like the front runner. I'm not predicting, just guessing. Outside of Wisconsin, he is not viable. Hell! Among the republicans, I don't know any who could win a state other then his own. Hillary will win in a landslide. Mike
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I was alive back in 1968. In fact, I was 18 and voted in my first presidential election that year. My father, a staunch Republican and conservative, took me to the polls to vote. We had not really discussed who I was going to vote for as I recall. As we were walking inside, he very calmly asked me "you are going to vote for Nixon aren't you"? I said yes. It was so typical of my father to be very calm and cool headed about that sort of thing. He had a very calm demeanor about him and spoke very quietly and deliberately. My father wasn't perfect, but I never once in my life ever heard him raise his voice to anyone and he was the most honest person I've ever known. Integrity meant more to him than almost anything.
When I think back to those days, I shudder in horror at what was going on. My parents' generation must have been just sick inside at what they saw happening. Actually, despite the fact that I thought I knew everything, I really did not like that period in my life. I wouldn't go back to those years for all the money in the world. It was a very confusing time and the jews were running the show on all fronts I can assure you. The silent (White) majority should have done more to stop it and they didn't. Just like now, people don't know what to do really. They feel they are being bombarded on all sides. But I think the major victory back then of the jews was their success at turning young people against their parents' generation. But Nixon won by only about 500,000 votes over Humphrey. Nixon got about 300 electoral votes and Humphrey less than 200. The media hated Nixon but the country was a goddamn mess as it is now with riots and the Vietnam War raging and drugs and hippies and yippies and crime. Nixon campaigned on restoring law and order and pulled it off. George Wallace ran as an Independent in this race and I think he carried the Southern states. You have to wonder what would happen now if there were a White man who would run on a racial platform? Would Whites vote for him? I don't know what is going to happen in this election. I know I'm not voting for Bush or Rubio or Carson or Christie for certain. Paul is still an option. But Whites want a strong White man who will show strong leadership and not be afraid to tell the truth. That's why Trump is polling high right now. He's saying things that the others won't say without apologizing for it. The answer to our problem is too extreme for most Whites. At least now.
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Lol...I knew there was something wrong with my math in my last post. Everything is the same except that the year was 1972-the reelection of Nixon.
And of course he was running against McGovern which is the real reason why my dad made sure I registered to vote. I got to thinking and thought... wait a minute I'm not 64...yet! Oh...and you can add Jindal to the list of candidates I'd never vote for.
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"..ask yourself this thought experiment: If Donald Trump were a Democratic mole placed in the Republican party to disrupt things, how would his behavior be different? I don’t think it would be.” more at: George Will: Trump Acting Like A ‘Democratic Mole’
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Media coverage of Donald Trump's controversial immigration remarks have lifted the GOP presidential candidate to the top of the Republican field, according to a new Economist/YouGov poll.
Trump was the preferred GOP nominee for president for 15 percent of respondents — 4 points ahead of former Gov. Jeb Bush (Fla.) and Sen. Rand Paul (Ky.), who were tied for second place. Gov. Scott Walker (Wis.), Sen. Marco Rubio (Fla.) and former Gov. Mike Huckabee (Ark.) shared the third spot with 9 percent each. In addition to being the first choice for the majority of likely voters who participated in the poll, Trump was also the primary second choice for those who preferred another candidate as their nominee. 12 percent of respondents said Trump was second in line for their vote, while only 7 percent picked either Bush or Paul as their safety candidate. While Trump may be on top this week, registered Republican voters gave him a very weak chance of holding on to that spot in the long run. The vast majority of respondents — 29 percent — said they believed Jeb Bush would ultimately claim the GOP presidential nomination. Only 7 percent said the same about Trump. Unlike other polling companies, YouGov relies on a preselected pool of registered voters from which it pulls respondents at random. Though this methodology has been called into question by some, the results of this poll are in line with other surveys, including one from the left-leaning Public Policy Polling, which gave Trump a comfortable lead in North Carolina. http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/...-national-poll |
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Trump running or not is irrelevant to the jew's long term goals. He's not gonna win, and he might even serve the purpose of driving dissent down another dead end path just like what happened with the Tea Party. Many in the public were waiting for someone to make stances on some of the positions that Trump has, but do you think this means the system has any legitimacy, or there is something else at work here?
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I disagree about the dead end. I think he has pushed the overton window to the right on the immigration issue. I am hoping he continues his campaign. He serves the purpose of exposing to White Americans the Republican party doesn't represent them but corporate interests who want Amnesty and mass immigration. I think his ego is big enough he could make an independent run if he doesn't win the primary. He could help destroy the Republican Party in the 2016 election by taking conservative voters and running independent. The sooner the Republican Party dies, the better for White Americans. Than perhaps some nationalist movement(Even if it is mild) can come forward. |
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He supports Bibi He sucks up to Israel when the fire starts getting hot. Trump says Iran can't have nuclear weapons and insists we must protect Israel. Which makes him pro war with Iran. He will also send more US troops to Iraq. Quote:
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He opposed going into Iraq and criticized Obama going into Libya, so to say he is as hawkish as anyone in modern presidential history isn't really true.
Otherwise, yes we will see where it goes. I don't think anyone has any illusions of him being anti-Zionist. They appreciate his blunt honesty along with his immigration and trade positions, which are better for middle class and working white Americans by far. I appreciate him for bringing the immigration issue to the forefront. By far the most important issue. No one talked about it until he did. So hopefully the momentum is sustained and this stays in the mainstream narrative. I think his message and his potential to undermine the Neo-Conservative GOP is more important than him becoming president. For all his flaws in other areas, he has really made immigration the primary issue with his combative personality and unwillingness to back down to pressure. He has the kind of personality nationalists need if they are going to be successful. Not to mince words, or to be a cowardly milquetoast moderate. Polls show people don't like middle of the road pussies with no conviction. They will gravitate to right wing populism is there is a good spokesperson for it. Nationalists need to take notes from his style and apply them for future political battles. |
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I agree with Crowe, we've heard this song before with Ross Perot and the Tea Party. We'll just have to wait and see if Trump will actually turn into anything or he's just another blind alley to funnel angry White people into. If anything, I hope he does rile up sufficient numbers of Whites on the issues of illegal immigration, illegal alien crime and economic problems. As far as his position on the jew question goes, well, that is a problem for sure. I hope enough Whites can dig a little deeper on that once they put 2+2 together on everything else.
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